Hi there!
It's Lawn Fawn inspiration week, and today we're taking a close look at the new Tiny Gift Box die.
I love creating holiday gift packaging! These tiny boxes come together so easily, and I love that you can cut 3 boxes out of a single sheet of 8.5x11 inch cardstock. Here, I used the lighter brown woodgrain patterned paper (from the Knock On Wood Petite Paper pack) to cut all of the boxes.
I sponged all of the edges to give the box some depth.
Then, I created a 3D topper using the Christmas tree from the Winter Tiny Tags set. Here's what you'll need to make a tree of your own:
I cut 5 trees per topper, and scored each one in half. I then put adhesive on one side of each tree (the same side for all of them) and started sticking them together. Before adhering the last piece, I slid in a toothpick (I colored the part that will be showing with a copic marker) and closed up the tree.
To hide the star cut-out and add a pop of color to the tree-top, I added a yellow star (which is super glittery in real life!)
Tiny bits of ripped up cotton balls are a sweet touch, and make the trees look like even more snowy and Christmas-y.
I hope you like it! There's more to see on the LF blog this morning - click!
It's Lawn Fawn inspiration week, and today we're taking a close look at the new Tiny Gift Box die.
I love creating holiday gift packaging! These tiny boxes come together so easily, and I love that you can cut 3 boxes out of a single sheet of 8.5x11 inch cardstock. Here, I used the lighter brown woodgrain patterned paper (from the Knock On Wood Petite Paper pack) to cut all of the boxes.
I sponged all of the edges to give the box some depth.
Then, I created a 3D topper using the Christmas tree from the Winter Tiny Tags set. Here's what you'll need to make a tree of your own:
I cut 5 trees per topper, and scored each one in half. I then put adhesive on one side of each tree (the same side for all of them) and started sticking them together. Before adhering the last piece, I slid in a toothpick (I colored the part that will be showing with a copic marker) and closed up the tree.
To hide the star cut-out and add a pop of color to the tree-top, I added a yellow star (which is super glittery in real life!)
Tiny bits of ripped up cotton balls are a sweet touch, and make the trees look like even more snowy and Christmas-y.
I hope you like it! There's more to see on the LF blog this morning - click!
